Frankenstein *Who is the author of Frankenstein? *What is a frame story? *When was Frankenstein first published?
10 Practice Exercises:
1. Who is convicted for the murder of William, Victor's brother?
2.What family does the monster go live with?
3. Does Victor make the monster a companion?
4. ^ How does the monster react?
5. At the beginning of the book, Who is the Narrator? Who is he writing too?
6. Who does the monster kill on Victor's wedding night?
7. Does Victor go after the monster or does he leave him alone?
8. What does Victor tell Walton to do as he is dying?
9. Does Walton do this ^?
10. How does the monster die?
Discussion questions- --Is the monster more human or monster? He is more human because he had true emotions after he killed Victor and the other humans. He learned to read and write like any other newborn. He is more monster because he does not think about what he is doing, He just kills. He had the appearance of something evil. --Who is more responsible for the destruction caused, Victor or the monster? Victor is more responsible because he created the monster, and if he had never created the monster none of that would have ever happened. The monster is more responsible because the monster knew what he was doing, he knew killing was wrong. He could have stopped killing at any time.
*Who is the author of Frankenstein?
*What is a frame story?
*When was Frankenstein first published?
10 Practice Exercises:
1. Who is convicted for the murder of William, Victor's brother?
2.What family does the monster go live with?
3. Does Victor make the monster a companion?
4. ^ How does the monster react?
5. At the beginning of the book, Who is the Narrator? Who is he writing too?
6. Who does the monster kill on Victor's wedding night?
7. Does Victor go after the monster or does he leave him alone?
8. What does Victor tell Walton to do as he is dying?
9. Does Walton do this ^?
10. How does the monster die?
Discussion questions-
--Is the monster more human or monster?
He is more human because he had true emotions after he killed Victor and the other humans. He learned to read and write like any other newborn.
He is more monster because he does not think about what he is doing, He just kills. He had the appearance of something evil.
--Who is more responsible for the destruction caused, Victor or the monster?
Victor is more responsible because he created the monster, and if he had never created the monster none of that would have ever happened.
The monster is more responsible because the monster knew what he was doing, he knew killing was wrong. He could have stopped killing at any time.
For further study, Here is an online quiz that will help!
http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/frankenstein/quiz.html
Also, for a brief summary of the book, you can go to this link.
http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/frankenstein/summary.html